Is there any way to enable/disable shares in Windows Server 2012 r2 without deleting and re-creating them?

Question

System administration

Faced with the fact that it is necessary to make shared resources unavailable from time to time. In Linux, this is simply done with one line in the smb config. I don’t want to delete and create balls again, changing access rights every time is also not an option.
Is there any other way to enable/disable Win Server 2012 r2 shares?
How about this in 2019 server?

Answer 1

changing permissions every time is also not an option

Why? Create a group "Shary_tuda-siuda", put non-admins in it, and deny members access if needed. Their ball will be empty. What is the problem?

Answer 2

Or editing the registry with replacing the path to the ball and restarting the service, or as above. But restarting the service breaks the connection to other balls

Answer 3

I don’t want to delete and create balls again, changing access rights every time is also not an option.

And why actually?

In Linux, this is simply done with one line in the smb config.

Well, with this line the ball is created or deleted, why don’t you want to do the same in Windows, only in two lines?

Answer 4

I do not want to delete and create balls again

So you do not delete the files, just turn off the sharing of the folder.
Why delete something???

changing permissions every time is also not an option

Why?
Strange statement of the question - it seems that there is a task and it needs to be done, but in principle you exclude regular methods of solving the problem.